where to find the grip strips for outside of boards?

[cammer]

Hey all, My grip strips(right term?) that rivet onto the outside of my boards on my 700 are totally worn down flat, and it sucks when ripping up the big hills. Anyone had any luck with finding replacements, rather that using short self tapping screws instead?(got the idea from a buddy's sled. not pretty but it works.)

I can't find any online at http://www.royaldistributing.com/main/ so wondering where to order some up.

Cheers!
Cam

 

[Motley Doo]

Ski-doo sells them...Also check Fabcraft, I thought they had some of there plastic ones in the closeout section pretty cheap.

 

[montanasledhead]

motley is correct Fabcraft has them on sale
you can also get them from Dennis Kirk
they have several styles
hope this gets you hooked up

 

[vmax1200]

Parts unlimited snow cataloge (snobug products )

 

[stumpy2000]

look for the sno slips...best damn $$$ i ever spent for the roll edges snow grips are pretty decent too... screws eventually develop nasty cracks that can cause all sortsa issues...if you're really serious can also get the rail edges from arctic cat and graft them on (but remember to reinforce the boards after you trim the stiffeners/roll edges off for obvious reasons)PS- they can be really sharp/hard on knees ,clothes etc so be real sure that's what you're after

 

[Canuk]

arctic cat tunnel rolls from an 08 M'series.

less than 1/2 the price of Doo, twice as strong and really grippy.

cut to length, and measur so the notch goes on the bend (if you have the wide boards). If you have straight boards, get the even older M-series boards that are straight.

 

[cammer]

thanks for all the reply's guys! tons of options for me out there, i guess i just didn't look hard enough! riding on Sunday, so i guess these will have to wait for a week or two.haha.

Cheers!

 

[wilsonck]

arctic cat tunnel rolls from an 08 M'series.

less than 1/2 the price of Doo, twice as strong and really grippy.

cut to length, and measur so the notch goes on the bend (if you have the wide boards). If you have straight boards, get the even older M-series boards that are straight.

this is what I did, works great.

 

[goobman01]

this is what I did, works great.

Do you have any pictures that you could post up or e mail? groh_brian@yahoo.com
thanks